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While you are looking for countries that start with A, you’ll get 14 or more countries of the world which start with the Alphabetic letter “A”. Though most of them are the Sovereign States some of them are dependent territories. Here is the list of countries with A:

There are 14 countries starting with A that I can remember: This is a list of countries and areas in the world in alphabetical order, with the official names and alternative names.

Alphabetical list of countries that starting with A
	English Name	Capital City	Population (2017)	Land Area (Km²)	Density (P/Km²)
1	Afghanistan	Kabul	35,530,081	652,860	54
2	Albania	Tirana	2,930,187	27,400	107
3	Algeria	Algiers	41,318,142	2,381,740	17
4	American Samoa	Pago Pago	55,641	200	278
5	Andorra	Andorra la Vella	76,965	470	164
6	Angola	Luanda	29,784,193	1,246,700	24
7	Anguilla	The Valley	14,909	90	166
8	Antigua and Barbuda	St. John’s	102,012	440	232
9	Argentina	Buenos Aires	44,271,041	2,736,690	16
10	Armenia	Yerevan	2,930,450	28,470	103
11	Aruba	Oranjestad	105,264	180	585
12	Australia	Canberra	24,450,561	7,682,300	3
13	Austria	Vienna	8,735,453	82,409	106
14	Azerbaijan	Baku	9,827,589	82,658	119

Australia is the largest country considering by area among all of those countries starting with A. The land area of Australia is 7,682,300Km². Argentina is the most populous country and second largest country by area among those countries that start with A. The population of Argentina is 44,271,041 and the land area is 2,736,690Km². Afghanistan is the second most populous country name starting with A. The population of Afghanistan is 35,530,081and the land area is652,860. From the list of countries with A, the most density of population is in Aruba. About 585 peoples are living in every kilometer per square area on average in Aruba.

Sometimes, you’ll see the difference of a number of countries in many another list of countries that start with A, because some dependent or partially recognized country names are in the list or sometimes may not include those country names which are not sovereign states. A sovereign state represents A “Country” or “Nation” which is totally independent.

It means a place within its own borders and completely independent government. On the other hand, there are some controversial countries which are usually labeled as disputed territories or partially recognized countries. These controversial countries are claimed as parts of other countries which aren’t actually controlled by themselves.

Please note that many of those dependent or partially recognized countries are in the list of Olympic Nations or FIFA eligible countries. The nearly-independent country, Aruba is also included in this list of Olympic Nations.